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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
7
The Herald copy explains due dates shown as numerals, urging subscribers to check rows and mail remittance with the renewal form. It requests renewal for one year at $3.00 within Canada and $4.00 outside Canada, with address labels printed on the form.
The general meeting of the UCW will be held at Austin United Church on Monday May 25 at 6 pm Unit 2 will conduct the worship service A food attendance is requested Christchurch W A will meet at the home of Mrs F Amann on Wednesday May 27 at 2 pm Please note change of week Sympathy of Austin friends is extended to Mrs George Templeton and family of Vancouver Also to the brothers and sisters formerly of Austin George Templeton was a resident of Ravenshoe and Austin during his youth Mrs Ida Graham and family of Winnipeg spent the long weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs R McMillan Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Collier were Mr and Mrs Ted Radcliffe and Mrs Cress Williams all of Winnipeg Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Winnipeg have purchased Hidden Valley Lake We welcome them to our community With Mr Smiths experience and air force training and travels we can look forward to interesting developments and entertainment this summer Welcome to their children also Debbie Sandra and Graham Mrs V Jones spent the long weekend with Mr and Mrs Gordon Mundell at Binscarth Mrs Outhwaite accompanied her as far as Minnedosa where she spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Earl Outhwaite
The Sabin Oral Polio clinic in the Portage Health Unit area reported very good turnout with 2580 persons receiving the Polio Vaccine. The area includes Rossendale Edwin and Austin with high school volunteers appreciated for their help and MacGregor Memorial for free rent.
The MacGregor Lions Club invites district residents to submit names for their elderly housing project. All citizens may enter as many names as they wish. The winner will be invited to a Lions Club supper meeting with club hospitality. Entries to Dennis McMahon Clare Tarr Fred Clark or Stan Moore.
A rough carp removal program with seine and dip nets began April 29 in the Clandeboye channel linking the marsh near St Ambroise to Lake Manitoba. About 20,000 pounds caught in initial days with thousands more believed present. A steel mesh fence blocks reentry. carp moved to shallow marsh waters. Catch delivered to a rendering plant for animal feed concentrate. הקר
Manitoba government opens camp sites and trailer parks at 8 am on May 30 across the province. Whiteshell park started May 9. Fees remain as 1963 schedule with seasonal vehicle permits at $3, some sites by season or month, and daily rates from 50 cents to $1 with sewer and electricity. New sites planned at Falcon Lake, Betula Lake, Barrier on Dorothy Liska, Whiteshell, and Norquay Beach. Grand Beach trailer park development beginning this season. Seven Sisters on Winnipeg River becomes day use.
The Pine Creek School Division will hold its annual track and field meet at Gladstone tomorrow if weather permits. Competing schools include Gladstone, Austin, Plumas, Westbourne, Langruth, Rossendale and MacGregor. The top three in each event will advance to the North Central Track Meet.
Southend Macaulay extend get well wishes to Freddie Neufeld in Children's Hospital Winnipeg after an appendectomy on Thursday. Neufelds spent the weekend in Winnipeg with him. Various Winnipeg visitors and relatives connected to local families shared weekend gatherings and congratulations, including a baby boy born May 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Al Bollman.
In the United College chapel on Saturday May 9 at 3 p.m. Joyce Margaret Willis daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Willis and Vernon Neil Rampton son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Rampton of Dauphin were joined in marriage by Rev D Sly. Attendant was Dorothy Gray of the University of Manitoba with Harry Gottfried of Winnipeg as best man. A reception followed at the Viscount Gort Hotel Governor's Room. The couple will spend the summer in Ottawa with the groom employed by the Geological Survey of Canada, then reside in Minneapolis where he will study for a geology doctorate while teaching part time. The bride is a 1964 graduate of the University of Manitoba Faculty of Education. the groom a 1962 graduate of the Faculty of Engineering (Geological).
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